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The status of the crew is unknown.

How many easter eggs can you spot?

As COVID policies like foreclosure relief kicked in during 2022, more veterans stayed in their homes or found housing, the VA says.

Army 2nd Lt. Gene F. Walker was one of more than 72,000 still-unidentified American troops from World War II.

Veterans on social media widely rejected the idea

About 1 in 5 Army spouses is unemployed, often due to frequent moves, licensing issues and lack of childcare. A new Army app hopes to ease those issues.

Semper Fi!

A look inside the life of a CIA case officer according to someone who lived the life.

Many ERGs are for show, RTX’s programs are for you to grow.

Lithuania can get medieval on you.

The destroyer the USS Mason responded to a distress call, capturing five assailants who attacked a commercial ship in the Gulf of Aden near Yemen.

As the "Replicator" program ramps up, the U.S. military is facing some imminent questions on how to use AI weapons in war.

The Vietnam War film didn't shoot in Vietnam, but it found a suitable stand-in with California.

In space, no one can hear you scream. But Space Force might be able to track you screaming.

The new show's writer is sharing glimpses of the research and work it took to bring the World War II series to life.

“What you choose to call hell, he calls home."

“The food was so bad, was notoriously bad at that chow hall. They somehow pulled off an amazing Thanksgiving meal."

Trench warfare is more violent than close quarters battle.

A Space Force intel troop and Army combat medic both found themselves in life-or-death moments and used tourniquets to save lives.

An appeals court said that a suit brought by the estates of two pilots who died in a 2011 crash should proceed to federal district court.